The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-11-26

Furrah for Wsverly.
tend the minstrel show tonight.
sssrs. Taylor and Meet have put gas I'D l
! building on Broadway.
|. W, F. Kerdolff, Sr., has a new rooi
is residence on Franklin avenue.
d. Wilson was fined for firing a pistol .
r, Settings saloon q few days ago.
Wiley, of Lexington, and ID. McCiure' G
desss, have been placed on the pension
O Homer has a beautiful display OF fine
= Ia m stairs, Be sure you zee that when
call.
,e colored Baptist parsonage on MAIN
It is receiving extensive repairs ana i"-
~ements.
,ere is talk of organizing q sons OF VET
~ lodge in this city. Among those en-.
in the movement are Messrs. Smith
--dict, James Studdard. Ed. Brswner'
UT and Patsy Mcdonald.
ssrs, Royle i Son elsewhere advertise d
opening of holiday goods on Monday
~mber rs. Everybody should attend' as
will certainly be an unusually fine display
giant things both useful and ORNAMENTAL
Crosverly Times:-"A new ruling OF inc
flee department provides. hat postal
IT'D that are uncalled for will be returned
, writer as the end of thirty days. Also'
advertised letters will be held but TWO
Is. instead of four as heretofore. before
sent to the dead letter office at WASH
on."
"a Premium Ministries are composed,
0QIly, of home talent. They play tonight
At the opera house, and should lave Dig
crowd. The company was organized III tn's
city by Mr.. j. B. Howard, and Is composer oil
J.. D. Epps, Geo. Smith, VIM. Brown Bod.
Smith. A. Jackson, John Smith, Felix Ad-
kius, Rufus Madison, James Fowler, Albert
Smith, John Riggs and Leslie Washington.
We.understand that in response to q sys-
tematic appeal made personally ana oY
| printed matter a considerable sum was raised
| from the public school children for an alleged
| orphan asylum in Ohio. There is,we think.a
rule of the Lexington board against permit
ting such use of the organization ofthe puDhc
schools. Charity IS an excellent thing IN It's
place, but this is not q proper use to be made
of the schools.
Notwithstanding the clsshing Of dates with
the Central College concert, last TUESDAY
night, the supper by the ladies OF the fresbyte
rian church. at the armory hall Of WIN .A.,was
unite a success socially and financially, the
ladies' succeeding in selling nearly all The re
freshments and a large number Of aprons
Under the circumstances they did better thal
was expected by either themselves or thei
friends.
: Bill Tracy, q young cOl0red man who ha
, been q hard case and q trouble from his boy
| hood, is again In the tolls of the law. AS
boy he was twice tried for lnitentiar
III offenses, and only escaped service in hat In
s~titution because Of being under the Leg
age. About q year ago he engaged In an ii
. sault on one Bang Jackson and cut bill
rather severely. As a consequence he hi
fought shy of the police. Last Saturd'
n night he was at Higginsville and In Il
n presence of some of his companions bosst'
that he would hurt some of the Lexingtt
= policemen but what he would come here 81
see his mother. That night he stole a pis'
from one of his friends, which resulted IN
being reported to Mr.. Jackson, who pursu
o. and caught him, and he is now in jail. whe
W he will probably be made to answer for be
of the crimes. Billy is a tough customer.
or Wayerly Tlmes:-"Yes, the track is laid
ne Wayerlv. Yes, you can hear the snort OF
locomotive In old Waverly. The Rev. w.
EST Palmore while lately travelling in India p'
IS. chased q valuable cashmere shawl, I
Vi brought as a present to Miss Kittie,
daughter of his old friend, Jno. K. Cord
KS of this city. The shawl Is of q delicate t
TX ture and intricately woven in brilliant col
u but 80 tremendously blended rs to sub
the effect. 1t is made from the fine WOO
re- the Tibet goat, and is worked with WOO
needles in different sections and af'erw
Also Joined. This is so skillfully done as scar
t, be detected and forming one elaborate
'"ai perfect design. This present Is not so M
DISC appreciated for its intrinsic value as b
{ !" the gift Of an old and trusted frie nd.
e " Palmore also had with him, when here
visit, an album which contained picture
Vha' great historic value. They were photogr
AIMS ed by himself from each noted scene as
this. nrasanted themselves to him on his
ON tour around the world. They are q
study and q cyclopedis within themselve
yard Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C.. Branch, the
new nee Emily Wilcoxson, celebrated their CT
TO wedding fifteenth anniversary, at
lood' hospitable home, a few miles south OF
s on city, last Monday. November 81. There
q very pleasant company of friends asser
nhsf and q very enjoyable time was
'cott' An elegant dinner was served, which
artiI. credit to the charming hostess. and the
Efis ,bowed their sppreciation of it by dol
!, Joe s,,, iustice. A number of handsome pr,
lack were made to the happy pair who wer
newing their nupt;al joys, and the C
tie wedding was in every way a happy occ
; fair Among those present were:-Capt.
'chers Bledsoe and wife, Capt. 10. Barnett
'ckers wife, j. G. Hosfeld and wife, Geo. Cal
ngers' and wife, David Mitchell and wife, 10
;hoice Howe and wife, James Galloway, j
'utch- Martin and wife, nee Pet Trail, Kausa.
S and Mrs. T. C. Sawyer, Mrs. Combs, Mrs.
4 95: yo,ng Dr q r. Smith. Mrs. Laura
Sheep Mr.. 1eo. Trail. DIR. Perrie, Mayyiew
'amOs' Allstadt, Mr.. Staul, Judge W. I.
Rev. W. r. Mcclure, W. NJ. N. Greer
Alder- X. Smith, Young Ewing, 10. Ewing.
ednes- Fischer, Miss Annie Chamberlain, Mi:
IN the zie Smith, Miss Hosfeld, Miss Fischer
,g his Concordia:-M Fritz Bohne, \ bro
racted Mrs. +, Schlickelmann Of this plac
rIded, Tuesday evening, from heart disc
horse Browpsvi lille. The corpse arrived
ure OF "Wednesday morning and was buried
an In BatheI graveyard. Mr.. John Hess OF
a very first class meat market north of depot
streets is u go-ahead fellow and his success
questionable. Competition is the
anding trade. The three brothers, William.
became and L,ouis Whitening, from Odessa an
n front ginsville, paid their relatives OF this |
oysart, short visit. Miss Maria Filing will re
Montana next week. MIR. Stanley T.
Flth no attorney ut law, of Kansas City. W.
Igus of some davs AGO to settle An account TO
of the tain professor who taught in our
struck school some years ago.. School tearhe
die and sometimes turn out wrong. MIR.
wagon, Bergman returned from his Kan.
. rms some days ago.. Farmers in that 8
mt by u very bad of; they have no feed f
,one stock. The marriage OF Cert. Sch
and the bsrp snd Miss Lena Kesser took pla &c
It hurt. morning. John HOckman's wife ga,
| get to to a boy. BOrn to the wife OF John s.
over a a boy; also 10 the wife Of Will LOl
g sheep girl; also to the wife OF VIII Beise
ng after boy.
tains In Waterloo; -ThaRksg wing day, will
people tend church to-day; will you feel
avs and for the many blessings that have bee
r doing cred upon us nationally and indi,
the for the peace, plenty and prosperity
ID boys happiness and all things good? LIE